Elvis Gospel Service to continue with new committee

August 3 2015 - 4:00am
Members of the Parkes Minister’s Association (PMA), Stephen and Nerallie Cheney of Crispin Promotions Management, and some of the previous Parkes Elvis Gospel Service Committee members who met earlier this year to discuss the way forward for the Parkes Elvis Gospel Service - from left, Brett Watterson (PMA president, Anglican Church), Michael Lynch (PMA, Catholic Church), Stephen Cheney (CPM), Andrew Taggart (PMA secretary, Assemblies of God), Paul Hage (PMA, Lutheran Church), Nerallie Cheney (CPM), Rosemary Richardson (PMA, Salvation Army), Jeremy Middleton (PMA, Primary Schools Chaplin), Alison Westcott (PMA, Uniting Church), Stephen Gaut (PMA treasurer, Baptist Church), Craig Bland (PMA, Presbyterian) , Bill Shalvey (previous Parkes Elvis Gospel Committee) and Mick Craft (PMA, Knights of the Southern Cross/Catholic).
Members of the Parkes Minister’s Association (PMA), Stephen and Nerallie Cheney of Crispin Promotions Management, and some of the previous Parkes Elvis Gospel Service Committee members who met earlier this year to discuss the way forward for the Parkes Elvis Gospel Service - from left, Brett Watterson (PMA president, Anglican Church), Michael Lynch (PMA, Catholic Church), Stephen Cheney (CPM), Andrew Taggart (PMA secretary, Assemblies of God), Paul Hage (PMA, Lutheran Church), Nerallie Cheney (CPM), Rosemary Richardson (PMA, Salvation Army), Jeremy Middleton (PMA, Primary Schools Chaplin), Alison Westcott (PMA, Uniting Church), Stephen Gaut (PMA treasurer, Baptist Church), Craig Bland (PMA, Presbyterian) , Bill Shalvey (previous Parkes Elvis Gospel Committee) and Mick Craft (PMA, Knights of the Southern Cross/Catholic).

The Elvis Gospel Service will continue as it has done for so many years as one of the highlights of the annual festival.

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